As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. The price is heavy, but the AZIO Armato is not ...

Inspired by the old-fashioned typewriter and designed with luxury in mind, the Azio Retro Classic is a mechanical keyboard sporting rounded backlit keycaps, a zinc aluminum alloy frame and a genuine ...

Imagine if the great Captain Nemo had a computer onboard his submarine The Nautilus. It’s a tantalizing idea and not a million miles from the incredible imagination of early sci-fi writer Jules Verne.

People accustomed to typing with two opposable digits will feel right at home with Azio's Mini Thumb Keyboard, a $60 wireless device that controls Windows systems. With a range of about 30 feet, the ...

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. AZIO's MK Retro is a head turner of a keyboard! It ...

It works. Taking it out of the box and typing these very words took about three minutes, including the time it takes to install two AA batteries into the bottom of the keyboard and plug the USB RF ...

A mix of old typewriter and modern mechanical keyboard, the updated Azio RC Prestige instantly adds some style and sophistication to your desk setup. Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert ...

Azio's Tera 75 mechanical keyboard is sure to turn heads with its unique design — but topping the scales at 3.5 pounds, this is one keyboard you'll want to leave on your desk. Mechanical keyboards are ...

Read this site for long enough and you'll know I have a crazy love for ostentatious mechanical keyboards. The madder the design, and the louder its keys, the more I'm enthralled, and Azio's latest ...

Regular readers will know how much I love my keyboards. I enjoy using them as they are the only “instrument” I can play. I use them daily to turn the words in my head into reviews on my computer that ...

I am this close to ditching my laptop in favor of my iPad. The only remaining obstacle: a keyboard. Like many users, I can't write effectively without a real, tactile set of keys. I mean, sure, I can ...